Good Hair

The term "Good Hair" originates in the African-American/Black community that is used to describe black people with softer, looser-curled, manageable hair. This type of language stems from history of colorism and Societal Assimilation due to centuries of being taught that lighter skin, softer hair and caucasioid features are somehow more beautiful. Throughout the generations it has been a coined term in the community. Mostly used by the older generation.

Grandmother: *touches granddaughters hair*

"Ooooh chile you got good hair from ya' daddy side of his family!"

by ANTOANTS May 25, 2016

Good Scald

When a cook has prepared a dish or recipe exceptionally well, they "got a good scald" on it.

Some claim this terminology came from getting a good scald on milk or roux when making gravy. Others claim the term refers to scalding a pig just before butchering.

You got a "good scald" on those biscuits.

This casserole is delicious - you got a good scald!

by Good Scalder December 15, 2008

Good-Time-Guy

A man who has a lot of casual sex with women and/or men with no commitment involved.

"I don't want anything to do with a good-time-guy like him"

by Kreatus May 30, 2009

finger lickin good

exceptionally delicious (possibly for a slogan from KFC)

Those ribs were finger lickin good.

by The Return of Light Joker April 8, 2010

good with colour

To be on the 'other bus'. Bowl from the pavillion end. Gay. Men who wear sandals or flip-flops. One who likes the Scissor sisters.

Fuck me,is he a raving faggot or what? Yeah, I bet he's good with colour.

by morphinemitt April 28, 2008

good tune

What guys say to one another when a good song comes on.

radio*(plays stairway to haven)

John:Good Tune!

Robert: Good Tune indeed.

by Danny bree January 2, 2009

Good side

To catch feelings unwillingly or feel attractiveness to

Your getting on my good side, keep it up and we can start something new

by Jessie banilla July 25, 2017